Sentence examples for evening sparkle from inspiring English sources

Her "seven easy pieces" -- bodysuit, coat, jacket, blouse, skirt, pants and something with a bit of evening sparkle, offered women both tribute (those curves! that cleavage!) -- and comfort (hiding a too-big backside, for instance).

Even Ms. Nadgar's unintentionally humorous readings did little to lend the evening sparkle.

For example "your customers can relax in perfectly cleaned surroundings" is an example of "what's in it for me" rather than "daily office cleaning" or even "Sparkle clean" Give the customer a reason for choosing your business.

Mead can be light or rich, sweet or dry, or even sparkling.

The beer brewed at Dieulouard was said to be "double fermented" and even "sparkled like champagne".

The evening had sparkle.

The word flashy can be praise or pejorative: praise for the evening's sparkle, pejorative for Jake Heggie's "Cut Time," a bright and competent but shallow set of variations for piano and orchestra, which despite the best efforts of Jeremy Denk, a fine soloist, ran the gamut of emotions from thundering pianistic cliché to quiet ruminations in the manner of a cocktail bar.

The food was good, but the setting--a baroque ballroom with angels flying around the ceiling and damask draperies--the singing and the pink champagne gave the evening its sparkle.

The collection opened with winter coats over slender dresses, moved on to suits with curvy jackets, usually in dressy fabrics, and followed up with evening clothes, sparkling but not overwhelmed by the glitter.

Along with Bach, the evening includes sparkling cider, cookies and chocolate.

After a century in which our cravings for narrative were attenuated if not shamed in high art, his work has a fresh, even radical sparkle.